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probably had something to do with the tracking and the minimum size of the package to be tracked.

Nice work, Beautiful fish!

Have a great one guys! Hope you are out enjoying fish.

Dave, love your pets, but don't LOVE your pets!

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Congrats, I can relate. It's not the best river to fish, but it does have a nice variety. I've had a few walleye, whites and goldeyes, but not a ton.

If you still have that shirt, grind it up to use as budding and tie some flies with it. Or, if you haven't already, tie on a "Slumpbuster" and see how that works out for you.

Great pics Steve. Love hitting the cricks with a 2wt.

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I think you need to youtube that. lol

Poor guy. Hoping for a speedy recovery for Fischer.

That is pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

Click here if the movie does not play. Give it another 10 years.

Great colour in your pics. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks! Awesome fly.

Managed a couple crayfish on a black wooly bugger years ago. that was pretty cool.

Wow, Hard to believe it isn't photo-shopped.

Pretty much what I use, except I don't thin out the SH unless it gets too thick.

I fixed it up for ya. I remember seeing that video before. Very nice looking intruder. The only problem i have with that is that there isn't a counter rib over that pt hackle and if it breaks.... just add a heavy wire or chenille if you like to counter wrap over the hackle.

I make the base as thin as I can. Just a bit wider than the fibers. Some guys actually sand the stem after to get it even thinner. I cut down towards the base as well. You can post youtube video using the id that comes after the v= in the address. video URL - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb1HyS38z_s video id - Eb1HyS38z_s VB Code - [yt]Eb1HyS38z_s[/yt] I hope that helps.

It sometimes can be pulled off, but more likely, you'll need a razor. I haven't tried it with Ringneck, but this is what I do for my Amherst tails. Something Todd Scharf showed me was just to use the blade to get it started and to keep the base from getting too thick. You can do it ahead of time and just keep small sections in a bag ready to use.

Great looking flies Kyle. Are you fishing them on sinking lines? Killers for the pothole lakes. You should tie up a few in black and olive too.

I heard this on the radio this morning. WOW! I didn't think something like that would be possible. thanks for the link to the article and pic.

Just use the IMG Code on Photobucket and you'll be good. Nothing has changed on FCC.